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What's the full details of the movement and can you post photos of the old spring. The 15.5mm shown on the GR6573 indicates the smallest size of barrel this will fit directly from the washer. -
I've not bought a replacement mainspring before. According to my digital calipers the broken spring in my Lancashire Watch Co. Pocket Watch is 2.4mm wide & 0.2mm thick & the barrel is 16mm diameter. The nearest Cousins has to this (GR6573) only differs in the barrel width - it's 15.5mm . Is this difference significant? Also, the old spring has a pin across the outer end to secure it in the barrel but the Cousins info implies it's "a normal bridle" (whatever that means) rather than a "T" (which I assume is how my old spring is categorised). Help, please! -
By LittleWatchShop · Posted
The horse done left the barn on this one, but I love this idea! I will use it next time because it will happen again. I have a lifetime supply of 60/40 solder, so I am good to go. I guess I am surprised that solder will bind with the steel arbor. Never tried it. -
What does the boss look like where the screw is and the alarm bolt yoke fits over. Is everything flat including the setting lever and yoke spring. Also something doesn't look right with that yoke spring.
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